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Homeschool Resources: Extra Curriculum
Good morning, welcome to two new Homeschool Resources: Extra Curriculum. Take a look at the resources and if you have had the opportunity to use them with your students leave me a comment and let me know what you thought of the resources and why. Brainology Applied Brainology is a fun and engaging online program for grades 9-12 that shows students how their brains – like their muscles – become stronger with effort and practice and specific growth mindset strategies. OnlineFreeSpanish All grades, with parental supervision This ad-supported website offers engaging, FREE, introductory Spanish lessons for children and their parents that include games, activities, printable coloring pages and worksheets, and…
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Daily Bizarre and Unique Calendar Holidays – April, 4th, 2021
Good morning, Happy Easter to you and your family. Before I get off to spend time with Charlie as David is working this evening. I wanted to bring you Daily Bizarre and Unique Calendar Holidays – April, 4th, 2021. Easter Sunday – varies The real meaning of Easter, is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. To Christians, like my family this is the most special day of the year. Yes, the birth of Christ is quite important. But, his resurrection offers the hope of everlasting life to everyone! The Lenten season leading up to Easter Sunday is a time of fasting, sacrifice and prayer. This is the Christian…
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Homeschool Resources: American Sign Language (ASL) and Talk Sauk
I would like to invite you to check out Language Arts Homeschool Resources Signing Online and Talk Sauk. If you have used these resources let me know what you thought of them and why. Signing Online Do you have a student interested in learning sign language? If so, take a look at Signing Online! With Signing Online, your student can learn American Sign Language (ASL) from anywhere using your computer, tablet, or smartphone. Talk Sauk Grades 3-12, with parental supervision Discover the traditional language of the Sac and Fox Indian Nation of Oklahoma with this website. Derived from the Algonquian language family, the Sauk language is currently only spoken by a handful of…
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